alicia greer, a mother of three. i sinister evil lies behind the cheery exterior. >> he choked her and hit her in the face with an unopened two liter bottle of soda and she needed stitches in her head. >> and a third victim in alabama, 52-year-old peggy both killed in her front yard and the pair believed to have fled in they are front yard. and a fourth victim in pensacola, now in critical condition. initially police were not clear on rice's role, hostage or accomplice, after they were spotted. the authorities say they have no doubts. >> the video in wal-mart she was away from him shopping and when back to him in the parking lot. yes, she say willing participant there is no doubt about that. >> police believe that the couple may be hiding out in the woods on spice, a drug that allows them to stay awake for six days at a time. >>> and police investigating a new jersey's student's death. according to police. 19-year-old timothy piazza was injured when he fell down the stairs at the fraternity house friday night and fir

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reporter: police say the killing spree started with a former girlfriend of boyette, 30-year-old alicia greer, a mother of three killed alongside 39-year-old jacqueline jeanette moore in florida. and then the sheriff's office says the connection to the victims appears to end. the third woman, 52-year-old peggy rose, murdered in alabama. the fourth kayla crocker in florida. >> what's normal now? there will never be a return to normalcy. these families, they were changed forever. >> reporter: lana zak, abc news, new york. >>> health alert. officials in washington state are warning about a growing mumps outbreak. nearly 370 people have been diagnosed or suspected of having mum sxpz it's expected to keep spreading. the vast majority of the cases so far have been amojz school age children but while the numbers are expected to rise officials believe the mumps vaccine is protecting against more serious complications. >>> the standing rock sioux tribe is promising a court bat toll stop the dakota access pipeline. thement for the prjt to cross the missouri river in north dakota is expected to be issue

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greer had been in an abusive relationship with boyette. her to the ground and kicked her in the face. >> they struck again in alabama, allegedly murdering peggy in her front yard. then drove off in her car. in their latest attack, kayla was left inensacola critical condition, her two-year-old son uninjured. more coming up at seven a.m. -- at 7:00 a.m. there are times when it's nice that things go up. when things go down. novec, a not-for-profit electric cooperative, from novec will again go down in 2017 by nearly $11 a month. making down a very good direction for power bills. there are times when it's nice that things go up. and it's sometimes even better >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. let breaking news coming in this morning, police are looking into what they are suspicious car parked near some federal offices in southwest. these are street closures right near l'enfant plaza, near the headquarters for ice and other buildings. homeland security police are on this carp along stew or why

scott greer.d to college students and i don't even understand what white privileges, can you explain it to me. >> it's a term these for all caucasians women in american and how we have inherent social privileges such as they can walk into a mall and security will behind them. >> why won't security i me? >> according to the theory is that they only give more attention and that hurts their life. so they call it invisible you really can't legislate about policy. i don't know how wearing that would change anything about it. it's just making you look silly. and when he put the puzzle pieces together. >> assuming there is a little white privilege, let's just take that for granted, what am i supposed to feel, guilty about that? >> that's what they want to feel. the purpose is that elizabethtown's were putting this shore shame for white privilege. we to determine our color scanner birth. we say i want want to be white to have this privilege. you have no control over it yet people are swiss be feeling abou

let's get into it with the professor, and political scientist christina greer. this is what we call a very good panel in the business. professor we'll start with you. what comes to mind? >> well, the first thing is what richard nixon said when i'm not a crook. you say i'm not a crook, the people think of you as a crook. and if people write not the enemy, which is what a lot of reporters are writing right now. rather you should point out that you're protecting the truth and explain why and that's very importan important. >> so the reporter jim acosta is trying to get at some sort of confrontation with the president. most people never have that moment. what do you think is the right wa i -- way to make that advanc? >> give the real news. you say it, blank, get it out there. it's called framing first. something that trump does all the time. preemptive framing, he gets his view out there first so you think of everything in terms of his frame. >> trump is always on offense so when you have the entire press room chuckling along, what exactly is funny? this is someone

. >> reporter: the alleged crime spree began last tuesday when 30-year-old alicia greer and 39-year-olde jeanette moore were found murdered in a hotel in milton. greer, a mother of three was in an abusive relationship with boyette according to her father. >> he choked her down to the ground and kicked her in the face. >> reporter: but authorities say none of the other victims had any connection to boyette. >> every once in a while we have an individual like in that quite honestly it's hard to get inside their head. >> reporter: the pair's next attack friday morning in lillian, alabama, where authorities say they murdered 52-year-old peggy broz in front yard then fled in her car. their latest suspects say they may be hiding out in the woods and that rice has dyed her hair orange to the have been in that wooded area. >> reporter: police say boyette is a heavy user of the synthetic drug spice and that's reportedly said to many people that he will not be taken alive. michael. >> thank you, linsey. >>> as we told you earlier the super bowl champion new england patriots, they're back in bosto

louis, every failed school system that greer and year out, for ten years, 20 years, failed, the poor black and -- mainly black good and hispanic children but now somalis and poor white kids, too. so the 40% of the students in those schools never graduate, and 40% who do -- we're talking about spending 20,000 in washington, dc it's $26,000 a child. you have 20 kids, you have over half a million dollars. you can give the teacher $100,000 and still have the money for the buildings and the insurance, for crying out tears. this is a national atrocity that democrats commit year in and year out and republicans are too polite to mention. that's just part of the atrocity committed the inner cities. the welfare system, which kicks the men out of the homes the wage earns and go around having children all eve the inner city, and that have -- not having any responsibility for them because if they did, if they were bringing money into the home, if there're presence, an authority figure for the kids don't go wild, they lose their welfare benefit. then here's another great idea. let's bribe the wome

christina greer, tim carney, thank you both. >>> still to come, president trump continues his tirade of personal attacks on the judiciary as his signature immigration ban hangs in the balance now, his supreme court pick weighs in -- sort of -- on the fight. constitutional scholar laurence tribe joins me after this two-minute break. >>> tonight president trump's pick for the supreme court neil gorsuch is bemoaning the president's attacks on a federal judge ruled against the trump temporary travel ban calling the president's comments about the quote -- judge's quote demoralizing and disheartening. more on that an the context of it. now the ninth circuit court of appeals is considering whether to allow that ban which a judge in washington state put on hold on friday to go back into effect. if the ninth circuit rules in the trump administration's favor, all refugees as well as residents of seven muslim majority nations will once again be barred from entering the united states. in a little while, i'll talk to the attorney general behind the lawsuit that prompted a judge to at least tempor

let's bring in our super charged political panel back with me, joan walsh and christina greer, associatefessor of political science at fordham and brian darling, aide to rand paul. brian, you're new. i will rattle off a bunch of stuff, what is your sense of this evolving young administration, how they're dealing with some of the errors, some which are unforced. >> they haven't proven very good at ducking questions, i'll tell you that. with the flynn controversy it fascinating because he was thrown under the bus by chris christie today on cnn and to see other administration officials not jumping to general flynn's defense, that's a troubling sign for had him. and the possibility that he gave information to the vice president that was wrong, incorre incorrect, telling the vice president and the vice president telling america that flynn didn't talk about the sanctions, didn't talk with the russians about that. that is diplomatic. with kellyanne conway, it is a mountain out of a mole hill. i believe she probably was trying to be funny and tell a joke. there is a real question if she was usin

"no campus for white men" is the book, scott greer is our guest.have been invoking the name of caretta scott king after -- to suggest that jeff sessions is a bigot. mrs. king wrote a letter back in 1991 that you haven't heard a lot. a at the time, senator orrin hatch of utah was trying too refuel sanctions based on -- such a move king won'td would have a devastating impact on less skilled african-american letters. mrs. king went on to say that the presence of illegal aliens in the workplace would cause "the revival of the pre-1965 discrimination against black and brown u.s. and documented workers in favor of cheap labor." the un-document of workers. truer words were never spoken. butt somehow the democrats have no reason to read that letter. up next, but the divorce isis the secretary of education, but a mob surrounded her when she tried to visit. police are investigating a potential assault. why are they going to violence so quickly? stay tuned. start your day with the number one choice of dentists. philips sonicare removes significantly more plaq

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let's get to it with christina greer, associate professor of political science at ford , rick hertzburg back with us from the new yorker and in washington, brian darling, former senior communications director for senator rand paul. what do you make of these developments? >> well, it could have been predicted. there is no way, when you seriously examine the question of healthcare and how to get healthcare to everyone, which is what trump has promised to do, you discover that it cannot be done except the way obamacare does it, or by something way left of what obamacare does. >> christina? >> this is why i think the republicans are in such a bad position. they had seven years to come up with a better plan and they have -- they have nothing. what they had will hurt their constituents. this is also a plan that was upheld by the supreme court. so when we look at this particular administration, your point is really valid. why in an era of unified government where the president has the house and the senate of his same party why aren't they pushing through a legitimate plan? it is because they d

s >> for the third greer a row grr president abraham lincoln camema in at number one followed byoweyanklin d roosevelt number numr three, teddy roosevelt at number four.o rounding out the top fivetop dwight d eisenhower. >>> happening today, senator chris van hollen the university of marylandersi eastern shore to talk about abot black history month and education.ation. senator van hollen will alsoso announce new legislation to honor harriet tubman.man. this gets under way at the university of maryland easternfd shore in princess ann maryland. >>> we are on eagle watch onceee again. ag this time at the national arboretum where eagle parents e mr. president and the firstand t lady welcomed a new egg toegg their nest last night.r ne the d.c. region was captivatedtv last year by the same eagles eas especially when their twowo eaglets hatched and they wered named freedom and liberty.iby. the d.c. eagle cam streamedam the entire thing.the enti here's a livere tlook at what't going on right now.g on r n more than 60 million people milp watched during a fieove monthnth period.riod. mr. presi

with me to look at both immigration battles, political analyst joan walsh, christine greer, and msnbc contributor maria theresa kumar. i'll start on the policy and then deep into the politics. what do you think is the next step here when you see this much tension on immigration, but, of course, strong views on the right about president trump holding on? >> i don't think folks are surprised that people are coming out into the street. and protesting. what we're finding behind closed doors are independent republican -- if you call it that, more moderate republicans surprised at how targeted the president is being, and how fearful local communities are. they, themselves are surprised that we're seeing so much advocate -- advocacy on the other side and i apologize, but my ear piece is echng so -- >> i had that happen and it is super distracting. so, you know, i hear you. i feel you. christina, let me bring yo in and put up on the screen what donald trump is saying about all this. he had has a tweet up pointing to some of the media reports and saying, the crackdown on illegal criminals is t

christina greer, howard dean, thanks for joining us. that's "all in," the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening. >> thanks, my friend. >> you bet. >>> thanks for staying with us for the next hour. you know how some politicians always sound a little drunk? like even when there's no reason to think they've been drinking -- i'm not accused of anybody of drinking on the job -- there are some people in public life where there's just something about them that innately seems a little tipsy. particularly when they're happy. the best example of this that i know of in american politics is tommy thompson. tommy thompson, very impressive career in republican politics. he served 13 years as governor of wisconsin, the longest-serving governor in that state's history. he ran amtrak for a while. he was health and human services secretary in the george w. bush administration. he's got a great resume but i continue to believe the reason he was never taken seriously as a presidential candidate when he finally ran for president is because, no o

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shanghai shanghai up two-thirds of a percent gains across the board last friday former aig ceo heen greeringwarring his role in misrepresentation of finances taxpayers of new york state should be furious after 12 years chasing down, he former aig ceo hank greenberg by three state attorneys general settled on friday for 9 million dollars legal equivalent of a lousy t-shirt joining me former aig ceo himself hank green bigger good to see you thanks for joining us. >> good to see you. >> i i guess some relief here because it is over. >> yes in, that regard, yes, but as i mentioned a moment ago, a language in the settlement by mediator both sides word fraud is never used. it should not have been yet, after the announcement schneiderman put out a release and went back used the word quarter fraud" even though he signed off on language as he should have. >> in fact, you basically agreed to the fact that there were inbeing a ra. >> inaccuracy. >> there was no fraud it goes on the inaccuracy no effect on earnings per share. the company in 137 countries, thousands and thousands employees, people make m